Sentence examples for ruling philosophy from inspiring English sources

Such joint ventures signal a departure from North Korea's ruling philosophy of juche, or self-reliance.

Mr. Hwang tutored Mr. Kim and helped create the country's ruling philosophy of juche, or national self-reliance.

Syrian nationalism and Arab nationalism were supposed to have erased sectarian identities, under the ruling philosophy of the Assad government.

"Our ruling philosophy has been the convoy system, which means that every company must grow together at the same pace, without true winners or losers.

The North Korean statement on KCNA pledged changes to "ensure the legitimate rights and interests of all investors" but also said that investment had to be in line with the "security of the country," which was guaranteed by its songun, or military-first, ruling philosophy.

The political class in Bolivia has always been small, rich, and overwhelmingly white, but rarely have the major parties, all business-aligned, shared a ruling philosophy so peaceably as in recent years.

There doesn't seem to be any strategic or political thinking behind it other than their known philosophy of ruling through terror.

He has been in office less than two months, and like most cabinet secretaries here, his appointment had more to do with his well-connected status in the ruling party than with his personal expertise or philosophy.

By comparatively measuring the arc at the equator (la Condamine?s team) and at the North Pole (another team sponsored as well by the Paris Academy of Sciences), Newton?s laws of motion and universal gravitation conceived in his Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy (Newton 1687) were reconfirmed and the two-centuries ruling model of our planet?s elongation at the poles was debunked.

Speaking in the aftermath of the election results, he called on Labour's ruling National Executive Committee "not to rush our election", saying there was time for a "brutal post-mortem" about Labour's "underlying philosophy and thinking".

Even if research libraries and philosophy departments are unprofitable, and are too costly to be provided to all students, that kind of education tends to be available to, and to produce, ruling élites.